Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1887-04-15


! lessness o. CO en- ployes, were n2&oe the
special order for Il O'Clock. Ole b-l was
| TO make al kinds o. corporations Liable
for damages inusad o. railway com pam
les only, and ii ,theC applied 20 railweys
alone. A good { al OF controversy arose
as 10 which bill shoC'd be considered
| first. ter g long debate the b;n apply
ing 20 railroads exclusively was indeiu-
i.ely postponed and the other ordered 20
third reading, and a.,er Z zucther debate
was passed.
| FRIDAY, April s.
!Senate-The following assembly bills
were concurred II: To extend The lien
| law o. tne state. This bill gives a lien
| on coils 10 tire o1reas of stations. To
prevent delays in the Vcia's of actions or
| proceedings wherein prejudice of the
circuit jcdge is alleged, and amendatory
o. chapter 119 of the revised statutes.
| To prevent ilteIcerelce5 viii PERSONS
employed at lawful labor, OF with the
use o. operation @ machinery. To ap-
pGopriate Si5,000 for the prevention of
the Introduction and spread Of Asiatic
cholera and Ga1geIous diseases, and :or
the more efec protection of he pub
lie health. To amend 1853, of the revised
statutes. relating 30 the collection and
application OF highway taxes. To author
ize counties TO aid towns in
building and repairing highways.
The senate bin reappo-tioning the state
into senate end assembly districts pass
J eo under suspension o. tie rules. Al the
evening session pil 10 appropriate
| Sl5,CC0 to be divided among the heirs OF
those who wee killed, and TO those per
sons who were injured oy the falling of
| The capitol extension.
HOuSe-The bill providing for the pub
location o. a new and revised edition of
| 10000 copies of the geological report
os Wisconsin: making the govecno-, sec
reoary oE the STATE, STATE treasurer, super
intenient and state geolcgist geological
| commission was refused engrossmeut
Nearly the whole morning was consumed
in toe discussion of senate bill relating
TO tie creation of a new judicial circuit.
| TIE senate passed q 1.u constituting the
counties of Ashland, bayfield,, Price, Tay-
lOr; Sawyer and Oneida the 10Th circuit.
The assembly adopted an amendment
after a sharp ight, Substituting Chippewa
county roc Inland end Bayfield,, after
which the r, as anelGed, was concurred
in. Bill No. 1877, A., relating to the uni
| vecsioy, p-oviding for the complexion of
therefor, was amended and passed; ayes,
62; noes, 5. The following bills were
passed: Appropriating various sums, to
the several agricultural societies. To es-
| tablish a state institution for feeble
minded children.
SATURDAY, April 9.
Senote.-The following bills were con
Cured in Relating to the drainage OF
swamp, marsh or wet lands. To iefne
| the rights of villages organized under
! cna pter 40, revised statutes of 1873, i'll
actions brought against said villages, and
amendatory of said chapter. To create
! city and village mutual insurance COM
| panies in counties. To amend section
| 1865, chapter 60, of thu revised statctes
| of 1873, in relation to agricultural So
cieties. Relating to liens ard ameuda-
! tory of section 1915 of the revised stat
utes as amended by chapter 212 of the
| laws of 1885. To amend section 1858 of
| chapter 81 of the revised statutes, relat-
| ing to highways and bridges. bill was
| passed to provide for the payment of the
expenses of the committee appointed to
| gather information as to the best manner
of employing prisoners in the Wisconsin
| state prison, authorized by it. Res. No.
"a, A., and to make appropriation there
| ioI' tio bIil
! journed to Monday evening.
! HOuSe--The following senate amendment
| to assembly bill was concucred Ill: Reauir-
ing children, on conviction for crime to
| be sentenced to the state inc ustrial schoo
till they are 21 years of age, instead of IS,
or until discharged by due process of law.
The following bills were concurred in:
| Permitting the city of Milwaukee TO issue
f,,E A., t.~l -,
a new intake for the waGer weeks and for
| lntercepting sewers on either side of the
Milwaukee river. Approp- iajlng $4,000
| annually for maintaining director at the
! Washburn observatory. Making the salary
OF the inspector o; The police N Mi,wa1-
| kee, 1900 annually; the captain 81 800
and the four lieI tenants $1,000 each.
| A long discussion ensped over the bill
prohibiting persons not registered from
voting in ely place 10 which the reEistra-
tion Law aDolie-. The assembly adjourn
| ed till $50 p. M. Monday, before the dis
cussion was concluded.
MONDAY, April II.
Sendte-The governor sent in vetoes
of senate bills-one regarding houses OF
| 1ll-fame, because a similar bill had pass
! ed, the other, No. II, s., -e'stsve to the
| loan of trust funds to companies L. and
| B, second regiment Wisconsin National
! Guard. large humber of bills were
! concurred in, among which is the fol
lowing: To appropriate 10 various agri-
cultural, mechanical of industrial fairs
| or expositions held within the state of
! Wisconsin, sums of money, as follows:
! To the Northern Wisconsin Agri-
| cultural and Mechanical Assoc
;ation the sum of $1,000 for the
years 1887 and 1883; to the Wisconsin
| Central Stock Growers and Industrial as
| sociation for the years 1887 and 1888,
! $500: to the Wisconsin Industrial associ-
| alton, at Racine, for the years 1887 and
1888, $500; TO the Central Wisconsin Ag-
rioultural and Mechanical association,
! $500; to the Wisconsin Central Stock
Growers association, $500; to the Central
Wisconsin Agricultural, Mechanical and
Scientific association, at Stevens Point,
| $500 per annum for the years 1887 and
1888; to the Northern District Agricul-
tural and Industrial association, at Ocon-
TO, for the years 1887 and 1888, $500; to
the Boscobel Agricultural and Driving
Park association, $500 for the year 1888;
| to the Southwestern Wisconsin Industrial
association the sum of $500 for the year
1887 and the sum of $1,000 for the yesr
! 1888.
ROIEse-The following bills were con-
! CURED in: To amend subdivision 3 of
section 1888, chapter As, of the revised
statutes of Wisconsin for the year 1873,
entitled, "'of the assessment of taxes" re-
lating to the exemption from taxation of
| public library associations. To provide
| for the change of the place of trial in
bastardy cases. To repeal chapter $40 of
the laws of 1885, entitled, IAN ect to
amend section 1914 of the revised stat
utes, relating 10 liens" and to restore
section 1914. To authorize the construc-
| tion of bridge across the Mississippi
river, at any point between the city Of
La Crosse, in the state of Wisconsin. and
the city of Prairie du Chen in the same
state, and the acquiring of land for the
| approaches thereto
! In Town and Hamlet
The seeds Of intermittent and bilious remittent
/ fever germinate and bear evil fruit. No COM
| munity has altogether escaped it In populous
/ wards Of large cities bad sewage causes it and in